Antique Czechoslovakia

Art Deco black glass vase with silver inlay. Marked Czechoslovakia. Measurements: Height: 13.0

These leatherette vintage armchairs were made in the 1980s in the former Czechoslovakia. The chairs

European porcelain sculpture figures, representing a dancing couple. Polychrome decoration predominantly white, with delicate polychrome details that add softness and life to the pie...

Industrial table lamp, originally used as a photo lamp for photoshoots. Made of metal construction and chrome shield and base. Very good condition with only minor wear. Fully functio...

Impressive and very life like taxidermy sculpture of a flying duck. The duck was originally placed in a hunting castle in the middle of Slovakia and it was created in the 1930s. The ...

Charming and elegant, this watering can comes from Czechoslovakia from the era of functionalism

This is an outstanding turquoise and cobalt blue Czechoslovakian bib necklace, circa 1920's-1930's

in Czechoslovakia. It stands strong on the metal construction and swiveling seat allows you to adjust

Small cabinet from Art Deco period. Very interesting and unique item due to its size. Can be used standing on a shelve or a desk. Beautiful veneered wood in very good condition and b...

Circa 1920s Czechoslovakian silver-plated brass fine link necklace with a large, yellow faceted

tapestry work. Elegant item created in Czechoslovakia in 1940s. Original frame with some wear. The art in

Miniature table lamp in black bakelite. The lamp is produced by Zavod Horice in Czechoslovakia, it

Great vintage easel made of oakwood and metal parts. Produced in Czechoslovakia in 1920s and

This is an exquisite pair of Czechoslovakian dangle earrings made of intricate brass findings

This is an extraordinarily beautiful Czechoslovakian turquoise glass beaded necklace with brass

This THONET wooden chair was made in the former Czechoslovakia in the 1920´s. It´s made of

Vintage circa 1920's blue swirl faceted Czechoslovakian glass pendant with filigree brass bezel and

Armchairs by Drevotvar, Czechoslovakia, 1970s, Set of 2

glasses. This piece still retains the original gold embossed labels that read Made in Czechoslovakia on

with colorful tapestry work. Elegant item created in Czechoslovakia in 1940s. Original frame with some

This is a stunning 1920's Art Deco sautoir made in Czechoslovakia consisting of molded glass, beads

: Czechoslovakia Period: 1960s Style: Mid-century modern Material: Bentwood, original upholstery Color: Green

This is a stunningly dramatic 1920's vintage, Czechoslovakian black and turquoise glass beaded draw

Got oil? Got vinegar? The Ditmar Urbach company of Czechoslovakia produced this playful set of

A Czechoslovakian Art Deco glass table lamp, circa 1925. Mint condition.

Unique armchair by a famour designer duo of the Czechoslovakian past - Karel Kozelka and Antonin

Zavody in Czechoslovakia. Even after 80 years this armchair shows only minor wear on the original

The unique style of this table is recognized all-over the world. Designed by Jindrich Halabala, the spider table stands on four ôegs of bentwood. Massive top board adds to the unique...

This is a unique Art Deco period couch/daybed made of tubular steel bended pipes. Unique design. Original, very good condition of steel with only minor wear as seen in pictures. The ...

Stylish suitcase/travel wardrobe. This item is fully functional. It was found in Bratislava, used in communist era. But has older roots. It is made of strong linen with leather featu...

the sculpture. Stamped with "Made in Czechoslovakia" on one foot.

Beautiful vintage light of the Bauhaus era. Designed by Franta Anyz a Czechoslovakian architect

This vintage Victoria Czechoslovakia China tea/coffee set is a beautiful addition to any collection

Pair of classical armchairs designed by Jindrich Halabala. H237 type is popular for its fresh look and easy design. Bentwood on the armrests is a typical designer style. The chairs a...

Set of three made in Czechoslovakia traditional porcelain serving table top platters with gold

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Elegant set of four dining chairs made in Czechoslovakia in 1940s. The design is very original

This is a very elegant cabinet from Art Deco era. Made of wood with mahogany veneer and black wooden details on bottom and top. Very elegant sheen on the wood. Inside the cabinet has...

by Jitona, Czechoslovakia, 1970s,

is believed to be made by the Thonet company in one of their factories in former Czechoslovakia

Hynek Gottwald. Originating from Czechoslovakia, this piece embodies the iconic Bauhaus aesthetic, known

followed by the rise of the modernist style (called “Brussels style” in Czechoslovakia). One of the most

Czechoslovakian architect Pavel Janák (1881 - 1956). It is one of the most important exhibits of applied Cubist

, Czechoslovakia in the mid-19th century by mixing melted gold into sapphire-colored glass. This creates an unusual

Blue glass decanter and 6 small glasses, Czechoslovakia, circa 1950s.

Very unusual Art Deco Czechoslovakian ceramic vases with Egyptian style appliqués featuring the

roses. Interior stamped 985 and with Czechoslovakian import stamp. Measures: diameter 3.25 inches.

A rare side table designed by Thonet and produced in the company's factory in former Czechoslovakia

Completely restored antique side table with two small drawers with brass tingles, Czechoslovakia

particular model is believed to be made by Thonet in one of their factories in former Czechoslovakia around

A stunning lapis effect blue Czechoslovakian glass Art Deco bracelet. This glass is sometimes known

A large mushroom terracotta model by Johann Maresch, Bohemia, Czechoslovakia, circa 1880, stamped

. Collectible Saphiret glass was made in Gablonz, Czechoslovakia in the mid-19th century by mixing melted gold

mainly in the 1930s. In the 1930s it was licensed to be produced in Czechoslovakia. The lamp ismade of

renovation. Chrome sockle with signs of veneer, see photos, Czechoslovakia, 1940s.

. Glasfabrik Elisabeth, Pallme-Konig and Habel, Teplitz, Czechoslovakia, circa 1900. Measures: Height 13 cm

table. Very unique piece made in 1960s in Czechoslovakia by designer Jindrich Halabala, in fabrique UP